Britain in Turmoil: PM Keir Starmer Scapegoats Britons for Immigration Policy Failures
National crisis worsens as PM Keir Starmer points fingers at citizens for cause of civil unrest
Over the past week, civil unrest and tensions across England have reached an all-time high.
After 17-year-old Axel Muganwa Rudakubana went into a dance studio in northwestern England and knifed 3 young girls, leaving them dead and multiple others wounded, Britons began to hold demonstrations across England in protest that would turn violent each day.
According to The Times, a neighbor of Rudakubana’s parents claims the family made it to the United Kingdom after the Rwandan genocide of 1994.
Protests and demonstrations are planned across England Wednesday. According to Sky News, authorities are aware of more than 100 planned for just today alone.
British police have already issued dispersal orders in Carlisle and Lincoln, with “stop and search” powers being extended in Liverpool.
Greater Manchester Police have urged communities to remain calm and continue about everyday routines.
In a statement, Manchester Police detail that they are “heavily resourced, and… have specialist officers and staff… working around the clock to tackle these issues…”
They go on to say:
“There is no place for hate in Greater Manchester. If you come here to willingly participate in disorder and crime, we will be at your door, ensuring you answer for your crimes”.
Sky News also reports that counter-terror police are “actively assessing incidents” with Metropolitan Police assistant commissioner Matt Jukes saying:
"I am very clear that using terrorism legislation or declaring activity as terrorism has not been, and will not be, ruled out.
Notably, police have also warned that retweets could be taken as an “incitement to racial hatred” and put those reposting the sentiments on the police’s radar.
In Britain, daring to retweet wrongthink and protesting against the failed immigration policies of the state will see you labeled as a terrorist.
In response to the anti-immigration protests, almost 400 people have been arrested with more arrests expected in the coming days.
In mid-July, The Guardian reported that across England 5,500 prisoners are set for early release to avert a “disaster” in prison overcrowding.
Officials across England have described the prison overcrowding as a “ticking timebomb” and as a situation that is quickly spiraling out of control. However, this didn’t stop authorities from rounding up hundreds of anti-immigration demonstrators for arrest.
In office just one month, Prime Minister Keir Starmer seems more focused on “two-tier” policing than keeping Britons safe. If Britons were safe, we wouldn’t have video like this…
Showing scenes like this…
It makes one wonder whether Keir Starmer is more upset that Britain has been pushed to the brink after the murder of 3 young girls or more upset that people are sharing “misinformation” online regarding it.
Starmer has warned social media companies that they must uphold the laws that prohibit the incitement of violence. Vowing to crack down on those posting “inflammatory content”, Starmer seems more prioritized covering up what’s actually happening in England than providing a meaningful solution.
England is in crisis and tensions have boiled over, with the heat not looking to be abating. Prime Minister Starmer sees fit to scapegoat Britons for the state’s failed immigration policies. In reality, it’s a long-standing issue ignored by any officials or leaders in charge that is now being taken into the hands of Britons.